Error codes

Search for a code displayed by your appliance. The same code can vary by brand and model.

Examples: not draining E15 leak not heating

Samsung Washer Error Code UE (Unbalanced Load)

UE means the load is unbalanced in the drum. Samsung’s fix is to redistribute the laundry, not repair anything.
Samsung Washer Error Code 4E (Not Filling)

4E means the washer isn’t getting enough water in time. Samsung’s fix starts with the supply hoses and valves, not the washer itself.
Samsung Washer Error Code SUD (Excess Suds)

SUD means the washer detected too many suds and paused the cycle. It’s a detergent issue, not a mechanical fault.
LG Washer Error Code FE (Overfill)

FE means the washer filled with more water than it should have, usually pointing to a stuck water valve.
LG Washer Error Code dE (Door Won’t Lock)

dE means the washer can’t confirm the door or lid is locked. Often it just needs a firm push and a specific power cycle.
LG Washer Error Code LE (Motor Locked)

LE means the motor overloaded and locked itself out. LG’s fix is a 30-minute cooldown, not a repair, unless it keeps coming back.
LG Washer Error Code IE (Water Inlet Error)

IE means the washer isn’t getting water fast enough. Check the supply taps and inlet filters before anything else.
LG Washer Error Code UE (Unbalanced Load)

UE isn’t a fault. It means the load is unbalanced, and the washer will try to fix it automatically before you need to step in.
LG Washer Error Code OE (Drain Error)

OE means the washer isn’t draining in time. LG’s own fix starts with the drain hose and filter, not the pump.
Whirlpool Dishwasher Error Code F9E1

F9E1 is Whirlpool’s Long Drain code. It’s most often a dirty filter, a kinked hose, or oversudsing, not a failed pump.